The name Arian has a rich and complex history, derived from the Sanskrit word "ārya," meaning "noble and educated." Over time, the name has evolved with different connotations. Originally, it referred to a noble and educated person, but it has also been associated with negative connotations due to its connection to Nazi racial theories and white supremacist groups. In Welsh, Arian means "silver," and it has roots in Greek mythology, referring to a silver wheel goddess who controls the phases of the moon.
